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Comment by Dude on May 10, 2012 at 1:29am

@Jelle Thanks for the informative answer. I'm only running about 6Km in 30min. but i just running again after a several year break. Thanks!

Comment by Jelle on May 10, 2012 at 1:11am

@Dude It's usually fine to go running twice a day, but be careful for overtraining and undereating. If you run 8km in 30minutes this may count as overtraining for most people. In regards to your body weight exercise questions, just do them. It doesn't really matter if you do them prior or post running. We can go into bodybuilding discussions and the most effective approach to train different muscle groups, but I don't believe this will add any benefits to your trainings, just show up and get a nice pleasant workout runtime as part of your lifestyle.

Comment by Dude on May 9, 2012 at 10:59pm

Would it be bad to go running twice in one day? 30 min inthe morning and then 30 min in the evening?

Comment by Dude on May 8, 2012 at 5:14pm

Hi! what kind of a run routine do so do so far?

Comment by Georgina TheFruitMeister on May 8, 2012 at 7:55am

Hi guys, I`m a newbie on the HCRV lifestyle... and loving it :D Today I started jogging and was wondering if anyone could give me any advice on how often/ how long I should jog for to build up my stamina? Any comment would be much appreciated, thanks :)

Comment by Dude on May 7, 2012 at 10:41pm

I've started the running now I would also like to add some body weight exercises like push ups, crunches and etc. Should I do them on the says I don't run or do them prior or post run. My son said he thought to do them on the no run day but I said that you don't get your recovery day. Can anyone shed some light on this. Thanks!!!

Comment by Michael Angelo on May 7, 2012 at 5:15am

Ran my first half marathon today in Pittsburgh. 1:59.48 was my time.  My goal was to beat the 2 hour mark and i did it by 12 seconds!  Only Oranges and bananas during the race and 2 Dates and small bits of celery.  Plus plenty of water.  No gels, Gatorade, caffeine, bars, or powders.  Just straight fruit and water!

Comment by miles on May 7, 2012 at 4:00am

The advantage off a camelbak is you can drink while running, there are also packs where you can adjust the bottles on the front, but as i was saying, just check out the different models and aply them to what ya wanna do. Some extra room for a rain jacket, pants and shirt always comes in handy, esspecially in wintertime. Good luck.

Comment by Dude on May 6, 2012 at 8:55pm

Thanks James!

Comment by James bananaman Bailey on May 6, 2012 at 7:45pm

if your out for longer than 60/90 minutes then you should idearly be looking to take in some fluids. double that time and you should be taking in cals. i personally don't like blader systems so i have my water in bottles, (camelback). ive got a hydration belt with room for two, you can also get them with room for one! at the front of the belt their is also room for food. you can get bladers that you carry around your waist as well if youd rather that to bottle/s  and/or  a backpack

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